Baby injured as ambulance overturns
Due to the cold weather and the formation of ice on the road, an ambulance transporting a baby overturned. The baby was being taken from Preston to Leeds in an ambulance when the car skidded and overturned on the M62 at West Yorkshire. After the accident the baby was taken in another ambulance to Leeds Hospital. The police could not tell how the condition of the infant is, but they say it is ‘serious’. The driver and the assistant of the ambulance are both not injured, only in shock. This was not the only accident due to the cold weather, a lot more accidents occurred as a result of ice on the road.
Of course an accident can happen, but when an ambulance is involved it makes things even worse. The baby/infant must have been in danger, or else the ambulance would not have driven with high speed. It must be very hard for the mother of this baby, and his family. Hopefully the baby will survive this accident and the government of England will take measures against slippery of the roads. I think this is required because a lot more accidents happened that day.
maandag 8 december 2008
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This is terrible! I hope that the baby suvived the accident. I do not think that the government can prevent all those accidents from happening because accidents can always happen. If it is the case the roads are old or something then they should do something about it!
You cannot control the weather, unfortunately. It is sad that this happened, but we cannot blame the government for this. I am sure that they do everything to prevent slippery roads, but sometimes this is just not enough.
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